Environmentally Friendly Demolition Contractors
Environmental protection is a core focus for every team member here at
Complete Demolition. All materials are removed from our worksites and recycled either through our recycling depot or an EPA-approved recycling yard.
Our experienced crews meet or exceed deadlines to have sites cleared and all work is completed in a timely and professional manner. You can be confident that all of our workmen are fully qualified and experienced in the demolition industry.
Past Demolition Projects
We have more than two decades of experience in unrestricted demolition in NSW. Some of our past projects include:
- Copacabana SLSC
- Shelly Beach SLSC
- Ocean Beach SLSC
- Umina Beach SLSC
- Old IGA Wauchope
- Soldiers Beach SLSC
- Mitre 10 North Wyong
- Service station Long Jetty
- Service station Wauchope
- Nannas Factory Gosford West
- Wyong Races Carpark upgrade
- The old Tip Top Factory Ourimbah
Our demolitions experts are fully licenced and insured and complete every job with a safety-first approach. You can count on our proven record of safe and reliable results.
Extensive Service Area
Our services are available in the following regions: Gosford, Wyong, Tuggerah, Buff Point, Budgewoi, The Entrance, Forester, Long Jetty, Bateau Bay, Shelly Beach, Terrigal, Central Coast, Hawks Nest, Cessnock, Toukley, Newcastle, Forster, Tuncurry and all Hunter regions and northern areas such as Nelsons Bay.
Why Choose our demolition service?
We have an
outstanding reputation within the building and construction Industry and are trusted and known for our ability to complete every task quickly, efficiently and with minimal disruption.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you still have questions, we are here to help answer them. If you can’t find the answer to your query above or below, then feel free to give us a call on 0428 170 278. We will always do our best to help with your demolition needs, residential or commercial.
What license does Complete Demolition have?
We have an unrestricted Demolition License (DE1). This is different to a restricted Demolition License (DE2), which only allows workers to demolish buildings under 15 metres. In contrast, a DE1 license lets us work with buildings of all sizes and use explosives to get the job done.
This also allows us to conduct jobs involving chemical installations or tensioned structural components. The license comes with a significant level of training – this means all of our employees know what they are doing and how to do it safely and effectively.
Will the work disturb my neighbours?
For residential properties, a key concern is often whether the work will disrupt or annoy their neighbours. Indeed, demolition work will naturally incur some machinery noise, and the density of the surrounding area could cause some disruption. However, we ensure that everyone nearby knows about the demolition work in advance – it should not come as a surprise to them.
How long does demolition take?
As you can imagine, this is a complex question that depends upon the size and scale of the project at hand – even on a purely logistical level, a larger building will take more time to demolish. Even with the appropriate licenses, it takes time to get permission from councils to begin the work.
Once we have permission, the process should take a few days; but again, this can vary based on a structure’s size. There are also relatively unpredictable factors, such as weather conditions, that can get in the way, but we work around the forecasts to ensure there is not too much disruption.
What will you recycle from the job?
Demolishing a property does not have to mean destroying the planet in the process – we’ll recycle whatever materials we can salvage from the job. This usually takes the form of wood or bricks; other companies can use these to build new structures over time. Not only do we promptly clean all of our sites, but we also produce recyclable building materials for others to employ in their services.
